r/Maliciouscompliance Racist Lady Freaks Out Over Interracial Couple
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- r/Maliciouscompliance In today's video, OP (who is white) is living in Japan with her husband (who's Japanese). An absolutely insane entitled woman comes up to the couple and accuses the wife of cheating, because it's impossible for a white woman to be with an Asian dude, apparently? The lady makes a complete fool of herself and ends up exposing herself as the cheater!
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"Japanese sounds terrible."
NANI!?!?!?!
Right? It's so pretty!
Chotto Matte?
ちょっとまって? (Is thid correct?)
なに!?!?
今夜死ぬ資格のある親
Moral of the Story Kiddies: Respect someone's Life, regardless of Nationality. Otherwise, prepare to have yours ruined.
Me: you suck!
Life: no you
Me: *surprised pikachu face*
She's going to see herself as the victim.
See Karma work
My rat tapped on this comment, so I read it and I agree.
And now, a haiku:
A wild onna,
A dependapotamus,
Takes one to know one.
"Whites can't marry Asians?!" I guess no one told this Karen about the time that John Lennon married Yoko Ono.
That uh.... that’s a bad example my dude. Literally cause the Beatles’ breakup. Of course that’s nothing to do with Yoko ono being Asian, but damn you couldn’t think of a more positive example of a white/Asian interracial relationship?
@@arm279145 I know that her being Asian had nothing to do with the breakup of The Beatles, but it was the only historical White/Asian interracial relationship I knew of, at the top of my head.
Chad Brown Honestly I had to look it up to… But apparently Nick Cage, Woody Allen, Kevin James, Rupert Murdoch, and Mark Zuckerberg all have Asian wives, Although they are all much less in the spotlight then Yoko Ono
@@arm279145 Their Asian wives didn't do any harm. What Yoko Ono did with her step son aka first son of Lennon was beyond horrible. Even her own child tried to save his/her step brother. Disgusting.
@@ranjanbiswas3233 no yeah I get that. I was just saying that despite being interracial, I had to dig hard to find White-Asian marriages in Hollywood that aren’t Yoko ono and Lennon.
When they FALSELY accuse YOU of doing what THEY DO,
it's called, "CONFESSION THROUGH PROJECTION".
I have to remember that one！lol
@@tigergold999 I'm not sure who came up with that expression first, but I heard it from Constitutional Lawyer Robert Barnes on one of the Viva Frei/ Robert Barnes Sunday shows.
@@251omega Yeah, I watch John Bryan out of West Virginia. He's also a Civil Rights lawyer. He has a saying, "Freedom is scary, deal with it." He has some interesting stories he covers in West Virginia, North Carolina and Georgia.
@@tigergold999 Thank for the tip. I'm always looking for alternatives to the "Official Liars" that dominate the conversations!
Oh, As many times as I've quoted Barnes, I got that quote wrong. It doesn't; really change anything, but It was Confession THROUGH Projection, not BY Projection. It still has roughly the same meaning.
@@251omega yah, I got mind kinda wrong too. It was supposed to be, "Freedom is scary, deal with it!, so I went back and edited it!
rSlash: ...Karen smiled-
Yugo: *Growls*
OH SHIT!!! This pup doesn't like when Karens smile! You're raising him right, dude!
Facts
Raising your dog right...
It sounded more like my dog snoring
we love yugos little squeaks
That is Right...
Hmmmmm... TO RIGHT. SO RIGHT THAT IT MUST BE WRONG????
"Why would anyone want to learn Japanese if it sounds terrible"
Me working my ass off studying for japanese for 3 years: *sad terrible-sounding noises*
There there don't listen to her she's just wild Karen
Just tell them ふぁっく
Japanese is hard to learn, good job
I'm picking up Japanese, since I figured that since I am Korean and can speak basic Chinese, why not another language? It was really disheartening to hear that.
Its me .... John wild on todays animal kingdom show we will bu hunting what could be the worst monster we have faced maybe even more than la chancla we will be using the most high-tech gear we have and hunting this dangerous beast and hopefully drive em to extinction but we have a problem they are like zombies they keep coming no matter what even thou though you can't make a KAREN naturally lets hope we find our prey wish us luck folks
“You’re not representing the military community.”
But she’s not... a part of... the military community... I... I think my brain is falling apart.
You just summed up the creature called the dependa
@@calebrussell3549 Damn, got her ass 😂
She thought she was because OP is American
@@calebrussell3549 no, dependas can be hot, and really understanding, it's generally the norm. What he described is the dreaded DEPENDAPOTTOMAS. These freaks of nature demand to be called by their spouse's rank, demand to be saluted, and wear knock off military clothing, or their spouse's name tape on an old uniform from a surplus store.
@@calebrussell3549 When she was asked to say to say three good things about herself at the job interview she mentioned "Dependent" and now i am not sure whether that is meant in the positive way.
"Using her husband's rank to bully people" is like top-5 on stereotypical Dependa behavior.
I have a list of over 30 ways to spot karens (or kevins if male)
@@dragonweyr44 Darens
As soon as I saw E7 I started dying I come from a military family and the fact that she called it a "high rank" was the highlight of my day
Ya E-7 is high in the enlisted ranks but at in my early 20's I already outranked the husband. I would have loved to see a E-7 walk up to any officer and try to get away with giving him or her a direct order to do something :p would find out just how senior a E-7 is LOL ;)
My dads an E9 CSM
@@CDRhammond hahahah!
-Press x to doubt
@@Angelic_Vanguard E9 CSM is rad. Thank your dad for his service
Hahaha! Same my parents retired as master sergeants from the air force and if they’d seen this they would have either laughed themselves hoarse or facepalmed hard enough to leave a mark🤣 I say that because they knew chief’s wives who were exactly like this
I love when he said,”PATRICK SHUT THE F*** UP” it just seemed funny
It was funnier when the teacher started laughing best teacher ever
I don’t like how he was talking to me
Becuz it is
:o
Wish I had this teacher.
rSlash: Karen smiled-
Yugo: _growls_
He’s learning...
Yes
Dogs know
Smart pupper🥰
Smort pupper
that puppy is smart.
I just love the "no call, no show" woman. She clearly has a career path open for her, writing soaps.
I was thinking the same! Also I think there is money to be made on crazy, melodramatic RUclips channels. ;-)
That’s IF she works.
I legit laughed my ass off when she referred to her E7 husband as “high ranking”.
I'm guessing that's not a particularly high rank
@@lordtoademort8124 Sergeant First Class. One rank above a Staff Sergeant. Gunnery sergeant in the Marines. it's decent for enlisted, but they still usually have to take orders from lieutenants and captains.
as he said decent for enlisted (likely in charge of a squad of people or something similar) but not very high up as all things considered
Shirokami Shijisa I’m guessing it’s different for other branches? Because Staff Sergeant is E5 in the Air Force, 2 ranks below E7, which is Master Sergeant. (My dad is an E7 in the Air Force)
I'm military and I never facepalmed myself so hard. Using her husband's rank is just....why😣
Onna: "I'm being racist to you and your husband and accused you of cheating! You can't touch me!"
Also Onna: *Cheats on her husband*
OP & Friend: *Get nae-nae'd*
Beat me to it!
Some people believe you best see your own faults in others.
Minigun.
When you say “Onna” are you referring to the Japanese term 女
Sorry, I hadn’t gotten far into the video yet.
I remember my granddad used to be very christian. He was against homosexuality & interracial relationships.
Until my dad got an asian wife after the divorce, my niece turned out lesbian, and at the time I had a darkskinned girlfriend. He got everything he was against. Nowadays he’s a great & tolerant man, I guess people are never too old to learn.
Older folks recanting and realizing the world won't end in those circumstances, then warming up to those "different" people is always nice to hear.
About to end this man's whole religion
It takes a big person to change their ways and acknowledge that they were wrong. Good for him, and I'm happy that there is one less hater out there. Best wishes to you and your whole family.
@@MisterHavoc who gave you a RUclips account
SCP-173 it's good practice to not hate those types of older generation, they were lied to and groomed to be hateful most of them are just a product of their environments.
The last story had me completely flummoxed. I legitimately cannot understand why anyone would feel entitled to a) make assumptions about a complete stranger and b) walk up to said stranger to verbally abuse them over said assumptions. Just... what?
Yup, some people take their assumptions for facts, and not thinking them as just guesses
My guess is she felt like a fish out of water and wanted to try to establish dominance over others to make herself feel better. But still completely entitled and ridiculous behavior. I'm surprised OP even bothered to talk to her. I would have flipped her off and ignored her.
I envy you that you have never run into this kind of person.
Onna was cheating on her own husband. Cheaters tend to assume everyone else is cheating just like them
Onna: accuses someone of cheating on their spouse
Also Onna: cheats on spouse
Listen up kids, this is what you call *projection*
69th like
@@callmesoftware nice
fnaf Fighters nice? NOICE COCK
yes, projection, a lot more people do that than most people realize.
Also being a hypocrite.
Cops: Enforces speed limit
Cops 5 minutes later: I am speed
DatSniper_ speed is key
One time a cop pulled me over and asked if I knew my taillights were out. I genuinely didn't. I asked him if he knew he was a padiddle. He said he did.
Who was actually in the wrong?
@@Richard_Nickerson wow you like living dangerously ^ç^
but in the end I don't know in your country but in mine (and I'd bet it's pretty much the same everywhere) the cop is right and you're wrong end of discussion ...
Sounded like a damned if you do damned if you don't situation. If you go the speed they wanted you to go they'd pull you over. If you go the speed you are supposed to they get pissed. What can you do?
@@KaosKrusher That would be interesting. "I know you followed the rules and I endangered you by not follwing the rules myself but since I'm inconvenienced, you are wrong and I am right so lawyer up 'caus you're going to jail!"
rSlash: "Karen..."
Yugo: Instantly Growls.
Me: Such a good puppy dog!
When does it happen
Who’s yugo
@@ajsalfai he's Rslash puppy! He's been around for about 5 months as far as i know
21:57 if anyone wants to know when it happened, put your volume a bit higher if you cant hear it
I read such a good puppy dog in r/slash' voice :D
Onna: “You’re clearly cheating on your military husband with this ASIAN man!”
Also Onna: *cheats on her military husband and practically gets blacklisted*
rSlash fandom: “Get rekt.”
She was sure that OP was cheating on her husband because she was under the assumption that everyone did, including herself.
Don't throw stones if you live in a glass house.😈
"Why would anyone want to learn Japanese since it sounds so terrible"
*anime fans want to know your location*
*audible anime music can be heard getting louder and louder in the background*
@@st4ndg4mes87 Then suddenly, the ground starts shaking as a pack of naruto-running weebs descend upon the karen to unleash swift justice
At this, the weebs swiftly took out they're weapons and repeatedly stabbing the Karen as the battle echoed "MUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDA"
Yeah at least its better than mandarin
And at the same time you have people doing Jutsus from Naruto including Rasengan, Chidori, and Water Dragon Jutsu some Transmutation Circles from FMA/FMAB and some Nightmares (Code Geass) and Gurrens
Doggo definitely does not like the word “Karen”
What a well self trained doggo to despise such a nasty and toxic word.
I think that "Karen" is actually a beautiful name. I wonder when and why this "entitled Karen" American meme started, if someone knows and can explain it to me I would be interested in knowing.
Anne Sansonnetti I think it was from a talk show at some point, idk
@@dadoulilounette hi boomer
I approve
I would give him a treat! Maybe 5!
"Why would anyone wanna learn Japanese since it sounds so terrible." I think it sounds beautiful and I'm learning Japanese on my own until I can finally go to Japan.
It's a very emotionally expressive language.
I've learned Japanese for 11 years and it's I think an awesome language, to be honest. I want to go so bad but with this pandemic and no money, I'll have to wait longer
I've tried learning other languages, and besides what Dora the Explorer taught me, nothing sticks. I took French in high school, and after a year, I gave it back.
I agree that Japanese is a very beautiful language and I want to start learning it my self.
日本語はとても綺麗ね？今勉強しているけど、COVID-19からあたしのクラスはオンラインになりました。ちょっとうざいです。先生はとてもやさしいです。同級生はまた会いたいです。
いつCOVID-19は終わった、日本に行くつもりです。
I have an older friend, she was a teen in the early 60’s in California. She’s white and she had a Japanese boyfriend. When she told her grandma the woman LITERALLY HAD A HEART ATTACK! Honest to god, in the ER heart attack. It would be nice to think we have moved passed that but I guess not everyone has.
If she survived, how did life go from then on?
@@theuglykwan the grandma recovered and my friend broke up with the BF. Not because of the grandma but because they were teens and that’s typically how high school relationships end up. Jokes on the grandma. The Japanese BF went on to live a typical suburban fantasy life and my friend met a hippy, had a baby out of wedlock and spent the latter half of the 60’s living in a commune 😂
@@InevitableSecrets Thanks for the reply. Kind of funny to hear what happened after.
Teens in the 1960s grew up with parents and grandparents who went through WWII Unfortunately the effects of anti-Japanese war propaganda lingered. I knew people of the war generation that couldn't totally push past it even if intellectually they knew Japanese civilians were not the enemy.
@@jgw5491 My grandfather died in 2012. To his dying day he *still* refused to buy Japanese or German automobiles or tractors. That kind of stuff stuck with that generation!
"employers can get into a ton of trouble for bad references"? Doesn't that defeat the point of a reference?
I think bad reference means inaccurate reference.
As a reference of awfulness of a worker would be very useful.
@@NativS2002 I think so too, and entitled, sue happy people have twisted it to be anything negative so it's better to do those defusing tatics we saw in the video.
it is true in the uk however
A lot of people used to make bad references so you would have to go back to your old job. It’s meant to protect people from doing that.
Ya your previous employer can not under the law make a bad reference all they can say is I would not rehire. They can be fined heavily if not sued over a bad reference and other penalties stated in the US labor laws I believe that's where I found it last it's been years. Should be able to find the law references on the labor dept. site
"Karen tries and fails to apply for a job."
Wait, Karens work? I thought they just went through life demanding to see the manager and getting comped for nearly everything for every tiny little thing?
aren't they usually single mothers who deserve everything for free?
I’m surprised Karen’s can get one since they want everything free, including money....without working for it.
James Norman I always thought that they mooch off of their husband's or parents' money
Karens have jobs. That doesn't mean they work.
@@bg6b7bft
Ah The Secret I had Missed
Ty bg5b7bft
It's kinda sad when you have to tell your staff that they have to put their trash IN the can to be thrown away...
When I was in highschool I got fired from my first ever job because I could not be at a shift due to last second religion/family obligations. Despite contacting every single other employee I was unable to get my shift covered, so I missed the shift. This wasn't a big deal as I got a new job quickly. I found out months after being at my new job that when my new boss called my old boss for a reference he tried to convince him not to hire me. Outside of the already mentioned incident I had never had any problems at my first job and actively went out of my way to learn every position so I could fill any spot and be as useful as possible so I don't know why they hated me so much.
I had an ex boss who hated me specifically because I was friends with a coworker and she was jealous that cool coworker wasn't friends or more than friends with her. That's my childhood best friend of course we'll be closer than some standard boss and employee relationship. Some real petty childish people out there can have dumb reasons for giving bad recommendations.
Sometimes, there really is no reason for why they hate you. It just comes down to conflicting personalities. I once had an assistant supervisor at my job in college who hated me because we just didn't click personality-wise. The things I liked, he hated. For example, he was one of those "I haven't been a Nintendo fan since the SNES days/Nintendo should go the way of Sega" kinds of people, and I have enjoyed every Nintendo generation.
We'd get into heated arguments about Nintendo's fortunes during the Wii U era. I advocated for a wait-and-see approach to see if they could turn things around like they did with the 3DS, and he was already writing them off as going the way of Sega. In retrospect, the Wii U flopped hard (a pitiful 13.56 million units sold), but the Switch has now outsold the Wii (and possibly even the PS4 and Game Boy/Game Boy Color line if recent reports are true).
He also hated Skyrim, Minecraft, Steam, and Xbox, all of which I loved. When I won my Xbox One in an on-campus contest and was showing it off, the first words out of his mouth were, and I quote, "Sell it and get a PS4." About the only thing we could ever really agree on was a fondness for Legos. As much as I tried to find common ground and extend the olive branch, he'd swat it away every single time.
Thus, it was those personality conflicts that led him to accuse me of doing things I didn't do and try to get me fired for it. And the one time I was late (during finals week), I was very close to being fired. Had I been just a few minutes later, they would have sent the paperwork off to HR to terminate my employment. Usually, you have to be late three times before being fired, but this was just once. It goes to show how much he wanted to be rid of me.
I got so burnt out and depressed from that job, that our mutual supervisor saw how bad of a shape I was in. After a long talk, she told me that my only option was to quit. She was very sympathetic to my plight, but a week after I put in my two-week notice, she said that they already hired my replacement and it would have been too much money to keep both of us on board, so they were letting me go a week early. My final shift lasted five minutes.
So the old adage is true: people don't quit their jobs, they quit their bosses.
It's hard to judge when we only get one side.
I heard another story like the second one.
School: has a $10 fine for swearing.
Kid: swears at the principal (I can't remember what about).
Principal: Pay up!
Kid: *hands the principal a $20* Keep the f***ing change.
😯😲
My school, your ass would be suspended for 3 days for (not the cussing itself but) disrespectful behavior and bullying. Teacher would have to apologize to the talker, too. I get it, but it's a lot!
The second story is just another variation of the same crap that's been floating around since the 1970's...
honestly i cant see how that would be legally enforced, the only way i could see it working is if everybody agreed to it as an alternative solution to other punishment
@@Veeabees Good, then that means you wouldn't swear either?
Guy: *Complies*
Boss: uR nOt LiStEnInG
“How dare you cheat!”
“Uhh that’s my husband”
“WHAT EVER”
-later-
-cheats-
LoL
For the last story can I just say most of the time a person calling out someone else for cheating without any proof usually turns out to be, has been, or will cheat and I just find that sad and ironic.
I personally love the Dilbert approach to bad references.
"We have a policy against giving references, but I'd be happy to discuss the weather with you."
"The clouds are moving lazily across the sky and they look pretty stupid."
Why is that that someone could get in trouble for giving a bad reference, isn't that the point of references to objectively judge someone's character? Who'd you even get in trouble with?
@@japanpanda2179 Yes, but they think it's your fault they didn't get the job because they're a shit worker, so they sue you for slander/libel. People do stupid stuff all of the time, sue, and get paid millions of dollars for it, encouraging copy-cats. Hell, someone can trespass onto your property, break into your house, beat you to the point you take an extended vacation in a hospital, clean out your house, but if they stub their toe while they're on your property, you're held liable, and when you finally get out of the hospital, not only do they own your home, you still "owe" them more money than you'll ever own in your entire life, on top of your medical expenses. I read a report where someone was able to defend themselves, and after the ordeal realized they'd have been better off if they just let the perpetrator kill them.
I got cha.*wags finger at nose*
@Frank White in theory, your answer is 100% valid and correct and we should all embrace such an idealistic attitude. In practice, however, what's been stated is not actually propaganda. Most businesses that don't have ideal-driven or charismatic leaders that uphold truth and are willing to take risks to uphold it will avoid taking any action that might be construed (even wrongly) as culpability for a wrong done against any person. My mom works in HR for our town so I get some second-hand insight into just what a corporate mindset requires of its cogs. The whole "not giving bad references to avoid liability" thing, while horseshit, is nonetheless real.
@Frank White court and corporate are different beasts. It's not illegal to give a well-earnrd bad reference, but it's typically against corporate policy. Even if I could easily win the libel court case, I'd still be fired for not following the policy set by HR.
Almost universal truth: those that scream the loudest with accusations are usually the ones doing that same crime.
Or the victims
If they are not the victim, they are probably just trying to deflect any suspicion from themselves by playing "Look at the birdy!"
Can we just appreciate how American rSlash sounded pronouncing that Japanese sentence, until he reached "imasu" and said it with the passion of a dramatically annoyed anime kid?
Puppy: "Daddy! Let's play!"
rSlash: "I'm trying to record here."
Puppy: "Ok, I'll wait while wagging my tail beside the wall."
😂
I can't even begin to explain how infuriating it is to hear that someone thinks another language sounds horrible. All languages sound amazing to me. Most of the time people dislike what they don't understand, yet I've somehow learned to judge a language by how they convey feelings instead of just sound.
I still can't believe someone would be so racist and rude in someone else's country...it's like disrespecting someone in their home.
錐生みみ I love languages. It’s just so fascinating how people communicate.
German sounds pretty bad but it has an incredibly extensive dictionary. There's literally a word for everything. Spanish on the other hand is a really pretty language but it has its limitations and the syllable/word count can get really high. Every language has its "thing"
NovaNick i speak German ist does not sound beautiful i always sounds like a voice of authority sorry for the ist i don’t know how to say well ist in English and im too lazy to google translate
Edit:ok i know how to say it this ist how you say it is?
All languages are beautiful except the one HolyNEvil speaks. I swear to God, if only I could understand him, Id love him more but I cant sadly.
*Disclaimer: This is just a joke, no offence intended to the beautiful creature that is nevil*
Lookup a video on here called Mo Ghille Mear. It's by The Choral Scholars of University College Dublin. It is so beautiful! It is the best example of traditional irish music!
My experience in Japan was much different. Met a Japanese girl while I was stationed in Yokosuska, fell madly in love with her. Asked her to marry me. Her father refused to let her because I am caucasian. There is a huge amount of racism in Japan. Bars non Japanese can't enter, some shops, dining establishments ect. And from what I understand that has never changed.
It's not that much racism, it's also because they don't want to bother dealing with people not accostumated with Japanese line of conduct
@@gaspardh.7643 Koreans who have lived in Japan for many generations still aren't citizens. They most likely will never be citizens. I don't think you could become a citizen either.
@@gaspardh.7643 This.
I have lived in japan for soon 3 years, where I have been both a Full time student and worker.
There is racism in japan, I will not deny that. But most of the the time the few places that "non-Japanese" cant enter is usually, as you said, because dealing with foreigners who dont know japanese line of conduct or the language is an ordeal. Even I felt like dealing with rude and hasty foreigners a hassle, and I am one myself xD Oh the Irony!
But if you speak and act properly they will most of the time gladly invite you in.
@@gaspardh.7643 What you just said is the biggest load of dung. That's like saying, "I'm not racist, I just don't allow Black people in my diner because I don't like the way they act. These pies are Whites-only." It is LITERALLY the definition of racism. Those Japanese-only restaurants assume that you have no Japanese-acceptable manners simply because you are not Japanese. They don't give you a chance to show that you do have the proper manners, they don't ask if you have been living in the area for decades or maybe were even born and raised there. Nothing. They just wholesale don't let you in if you look non-Japanese.
Every time someone brings up racism and xenophobia in Japan a white knight Japanophile has to defend it. Not being used to customs is not a reason for bigotry. These are the same excuses used to justify the apartheid in South Africa and the US.
The racist comments bugged me on this one.
"Who would learn the Japanese language because it sounds so bad?"
I started learning Japanese because I really like the way it sounds!
I host international students in my home as a home stay "Father", my GF was the friend of one of my home stay students. When she was visiting this student in my home, I happily took the rare opportunity to ask a native Japanese speaker for assistance with a bit of grammar I was having trouble with. She was happy to help me, and in return I started helping her with her English studies.
We have been together for 3 years now, Flying back and forth from here to Japan to stay with each other as often as we can.
She is planning on moving here within the next year and a bit and we're planning on getting married.
I'll have to keep my eye out for evil all the evil Karins in the world.
Boku no Nihonjin no kanojo wa mecha daisuki desu
I wish I could learn Japanese.
@@badzombies2003 Why can’t you? It’s never too late to try!
I have a Japanese Keyboard but I Have no Idea his to Use it.
I'm learning it and hoping I'll at least be able to hold a short convo in a year.
@@pumpkinmenadianepumpkinpie8596 I use the one where you type in Romanji and it translates it to Kanji and Kana
I wasn't aware being dependent was a good thing. Pretty sure it's "dependable" that bosses are looking for.
“Why would I learn Japanese it sounds terrible”
You know what, Onna-san, you need to get your ears checked because from what I’ve heard, Japanese is the one of the most beautiful languages in Asia.
I personally like russian, I find it elegant
I like German, no idea why
Gambit Sok
Maybe the technical difficulty of German is up there, and it sounds really nice when done right
@@Suo_kongque I'm sorry, my geography isn't great.
But I'm prrreeeetttyyy sure that Germany isnt in Asia?
So? I wasn’t talking about the geographic location, but how I like a language that has some very weird sounds. (To the normal English speaking person, that is)
rSlash-helping everyone stay sane through quarantine.
The joke here is that there’s no joke, she is just complimenting Rslash’s channel by saying this.
Yes.
Sanity has left yesterday!
But I managed to put on pants
@@wesss9353 lucky
Nah he’s just making us question the existence of humanity
“Karen smiled”
Yugo: I think the f* not
Some years ago, I spotted the police setting up a speed trap when I was on my way to the shops. It was a 30mph zone. On my way back, I drove the whole way (about a mile) at 15mph, collecting a nice queue behind me. The furious expression on the face of the policeman with the speed gun is a memory I shall always treasure.
"I gave you as a reference, why am I not getting a job!?"
Well, you see Karen, I got called by that place you applied for but, suddenly, an EAGLE burst through the window holding a baby ON FIRE! They smashed into pipes in the wall, causing a flood. The floor then gave way, draining it all like a sink, making a vortex of water, flames and fighting creatures! So I couldn't answer them. ^^ Sorry~!
Isn't that baby Gray Mann burning?
WTF DID I JUST READ
Hilarious!!!! It is something "Karen" might understand though.
You know, the usual
OMG I KNOW THE REFERENCE I LOVE THAT EPISODE!!!!!
these people make me offended to share a country or origin and a language, hell, even a multiverse.
To quote Dominic Noble, "If we got every single person on the planet to point both of their middle fingers at her, that would still be less than the ideal amount of middle fingers pointing at her."
Please know: YOU ARE NOT YOUR SPOUSE’S RANK! You cannot pull rank on anyone. You are lower than the lowest cadet in basic. Stop being terrible.
Say it louder for the ones in the back!!
No matter what your rank in ANYTHING is, no one TRULY ranks above anyone else. The mindset that some people are better than someone else is what lead to slavery.
Willing to bet once word reached that chiefs CO he was in his/her office trying to explain his wife's actions. I doubt it went well for him
I’m not in the military and many of my veteran relatives are dead as far as I know ,but I do get the impression that Dependapotmuses (dependepotmi?) are the high school mean girls of the military
@@iisgreen6930 That has got to be the dumbest thing I've read today. We utilize rank and hierarchical system in the military and in different jobs specifically because it shows more expertise and a betterment in that field. I will soon be an Licensed Practical Nurse, I am out "ranked" by RNs with an associates degree and above, I "out rank" Certified Nursing Aids and have to know their jobs inside and out and be able to delegate task within their specific skill sets.
While it does not make me better than a CNA or worse than a RN without those "ranks" in place there would be an issue of organization, task delegation within the nursing field. While these positions typically don't apply outside the job, there are going to clearly be areas where having a conversation with a RN I simply will not have the same knowledge base as that RN.
My favorite thing about these video is hearing the reactions to the puppy bloopers. Theres never any yelling or annoyance is his voice. Its always a giggle, snuggles or playful games . Its so beautiful to hear.
I once read a job references story where the guy giving the reference basically said the bit about how they weren't allowed to say anything negative about previous employees, but then followed it up with "Ask me about the weather". So the guy on the other end did, and reference guy said something along the lines of "The clouds are slow and stupid. IF the clouds show up at all." and the other guy got the message pretty fast.
Lol, replacing employee with cloud
LOL. I love it!
That is brilliant
Karen: discriminates about Japanese
Karma, playing Golden Wind: “*Omae wa mou, mou shindeiru*”
NANI!?
Kono OP, niwa yume ga aru*
🎵Fightiiing goooooold!🎵
Yami matou yami matiiii
Perfect meme for this tho
Onna got one thing right, OP was, in fact, not representing the military community
I get it, she wasn't representing it because she wasn't part of it.
*hears story about the racist woman in Japan who says that “Japanese sounds terrible”*
Alright! All otaku form up!! No one insults Japan!!
2:40 me: hes gonna slam a dollar and scream stfu, isnt he
A few moments later: *YES!*
I literally died when that happened, namely because of the teacher's nonchalant response and actually LAUGHING at it
I was surprised he only dropped one dollar. I've dropped at least a fiver and gone to town.
Time and time again, it proves to be true that the person most loudly accusing someone of something they didn't do (and it's easily provable that they didn't) is guilty of it themselves.
EXACTLY
I'm white, my wife is Filipina. We've been married 41 years.
I'm white. My husband is thai. I cant wait for tiny humans
Congratulations, Thomas! :) Here's to many more years of marriage!
(Meanwhile, my white boyfriend and I (a Latina woman) have just celebrated five years together!)
One of my friends married a Hindu man and she’s very happy they e been married for 15 years and three kids and they still together
Congratulations! Hope it goes on forever!
My husband is Hispanic and I'm white and we've been together for 42 years.
I think it would have been even more hilarious if that woman's boss would have just started speaking Japanese the entire interview in only Japanese just to confuse her
Onna's husband isn't that high ranking....Being in Japan, he's probably Army or Air Force E-7 which is either Sergeant First Class or Master Sergeant, which is "enlisted," not "officer."
I'm sure it's a naval base since to my knowledge the army doesnt have a base in Japan but still E 7 in the navy they report to admirals again this is only to my knowledge
Basicslly in the military you have two tiers, Enlisted and Officer, in 9 Enlisted grdes (E1-E9) and 10 Officer grades (O1-O10). E7 is fairly up there for enlisted but the lowest officer outranks the highest enlisted.
That said, smart officers will listen to senior enlisted (E7-E9) since those are fairly experienced dudes.
@Nerdy Jeremy I did say to my knowledge which is my term for I could be wrong or right
A E-7 generally wont be reporting to any O7 - O10 they would report to generally a O1 to O5 depending on thier MOS even still a pissed off junior officer not fun to deal with
Every branch is in Japan. For army, Tori station. (I’m just a random kid with an E8 dad don’t mind me)
Yugo: *playful whine* *tail thumps*
Rslash: Yugo... I’m trying to record!
Yugo: *more tail thumps*
Rslash: *laughing*
Rslash is great. He never gets mad at Yugo, just amused.
It's really hard to get mad at your dog
@@filmandfirearms one look from doggo and all is forgiven
“More drama than I ever had in my high school career.” Ya, it’s not just military spouses but also people in the military who act like this. Can’t wait for my contract to be up so I can get out of this.
I got out after my first 6 year enlistment because I was tired of dealing with the federally-subsidized alcoholics. I enlisted at 17, never partied in high school. Well, I found out civilians weren't any better and joined the National Guard a month and a half after separating. The local unit had an opening for the same job I did on active so I just signed the papers and started showing up! 4 years later, I opted to not reenlist. Active wasn't taking prior enlisted and the Guard is just a different critter. If you get used to Active, the Guard might not be for you. That being said, the Guard took EXCELLENT care of me!
TL:DR don't think running away from an annoyance will make things better. Separate if you want, but make sure it's for the right reason. TO something better, not AWAY from something worse.
My father used the "if you can get him to work for you" when used as a reference. Ironically, he ended up hiring the man himself, and he does a stellar job.
In the early ‘90’s I and a bunch of friends traveled together to Japan. One of our group was a Japanese language teacher but she was of European Heritage. Every time she would start talking fluent Japanese you could see the surprise & confused looks.
My g/f really threw them for a loop. She is 5’8” which means she taller than all the Japanese women & some of the Japanese men. She a vibrant natural blonde. While not being muscular she was very fit...runners body. When we would travel on a bus, train or the subway she was being stared at often. Children openly and adults surreptitiously. Others in the friend group had to reassure her how she was doing nothing wrong she was a gaijin (foreigner) who just stood out...
I can just imagine what it would be like with my red hair. Native Japanese: "Sugoi! A magical unicorn has appeared!"
@@moralityisnotsubjective5 Also Native Japanese: KILL THE ONI
Even if she wasn't fit or pretty she'd be stared at simply for being not Japanese. Even now in moderately sized cities and towns in Japan people pet your skin and hair and stare at you if you are not Asian, or even just a different region of Asia like South-East Asians, even if you are of similar height and hair color and style of outfit/haircut.
I feel you. I was a study abroad homestay student in a decently rural area (had to head home early due to COVID). As a white girl in an area that doesn't often get forgieners I got quite a few stares. My favorites though we're the kids at the middle school I passed to get to the train station. They would all I've each other these really confused looks and then start yelling hello in English when I would pass by.
"Well, he paid his dollar!."
Best. Line. Ever!!!
😂😂😂😂👌
onna's husband is literally a Chief petty officer and she thinks he has such a high rank. Lol
The funnies think is that the rank is her husband's not hers XD she had no autority
The second I went through OCS I had more rank then her husband ever would enlisted. As mentioned in a earlier comment I'd love to be in the room when a E-7 to E-9 tried given a direct order to a O-1 and above would be a dead chief walking
LCDRhammond Sir, I’d like to be in the same room as well..especially if their horrible spouse is there. I’ll bring the popcorn. *laughs in DD214*
@@Jennifer-qi4cq I think all you would need to do is be on the same base and you'd hear it LOL ;) for the most part I was a pretty chill officer during my time in until someone really messed up, then I was like that Commander from TOPGUN that spilled coffee on himself twice. when I yelled at someone people heard ;) such as the two marine sergeant's that addressed me as" what's up chief" in a mall parking lot (all three of us were in uniform at the time) was great seeing those 2 go white in the face when they realized it wasn't anchors on my collar but gold oakleaves. mall Security took one look at us and turned and very quickly walked the other way my guess is at least 1 had prior military experience. both this chief and his wife would be in the same position X 3 or even 4 would be a very dark day for both and the wife would probably end up quieter then a cricket for the next several months >:)
it’s high, but not as high as she believes. chiefs are gods, but only onboard and they never use it to their advantage or as a crutch
"thief thinks every man steals" ... a comment on the military wife accusing another woman of cheating.
For future reference, "onna" is pronounced "oh-nah".
Or more like. On-na
Makes sense to me
As a guy who dropped out of N2 Japanese, I feel like there's a joke in there somewhere
I wanted to complain really hard, but luckily I got the joke before ranting xD
I
felt like he was pronouncing it incorrectly
カレン: Lives in Japan
Also カレン: Makes racist remarks about Japan and Japanese people, even dissing their language, and assumes any non-Japanese person in love with a Japanese person is cheating and is horrified to be proven wrong
As I said on the original post, what idiot would make racist remarks about Japanese people when they're LIVING IN JAPAN?
An idiot that's who.
@@maxxcreese9911 Not just that, but an idiot with a death wish.
That is a goddamn suicide tactic
Maybe she couldnt get to the suicide forest ;-)
“So Karen Smiles and-“
*Puppy mad noises*
Me: GOOD BOI!
This guy has the most satisfying Karen/entitled voice. It is sooooooo fitting and it always cracks me tf up!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I had a boss from hell about a year ago that let me go because apparently "he didn't like me." I was about to transition into being a Subject Matter Expert for Microsoft Office and a few work processes at the time. I still have friends that work for the company and would hear him talking to people about me and the length of time I worked there, using the examples you provided in this video When I found out about this, I changed the reference so that he couldn't possibly do what he was doing to me, because I was not getting any jobs for about a month. When he found out that I had done this, he actually FIRED my immediate supervisor for something really dumb and started doing his "malicious compliance." again.
Luckily for me, another employee reported him for sexual harassment and he was fired. I hope his supervisors are doing the same thing he did to me.
I like to believe in the Law of Cosmic Return. That which we put out into the universe eventually comes back around to us. As such one such try to put out positive things because if you don't... well poetic justice ensues. Just a fancy way of saying what goes around comes around.
reminded me about this from the "Karen's trash can" story - at my company (1,800+ employees), the cleaning staff do *not* take the recycling; we are to put the paper from our own recycle boxes into the larger group recycle bin. my boss once told me why. someone was using his recycle bin for sorting old file folders, and it got emptied at night. the next morning, the man threw a fit, and the cleaning staff had to go through the recycle dumpster for his files, but didn't find them all. since then, the recycle boxes are not touched by the cleaning crew.
Why in the world were they using a recycling bin for folders? That's as bad as using a trash can & then wondering why it got thrown out lol. Didn't he know they emptied those? How were they supposed to know he still needed them? People just don't have common sense anymore.
Thumbnail: “WHITES CANT MARRY ASIANS!”
My parents: “And that’s when I come in..”
my dad is american and hella pale and my mom is filipino and amazing 🤓
Fun fact :there are white Asians...
>> most Asians are not allowed to marry I guess 🤔
Awesome
my dude you`re part philipino?
im 100% philipino
@@Charliee_Woofy_Pz im half, but it shouldnt matter if we're full or not. i don't even remember making this comment
@@valisyt cool man
“Inconvenience a cop” bro you’re driving the speed limit, and unless they’ve had their lights on the whole way signaling they’re trying to get somewhere immediately, then you aren’t doing ANY inconveniencing.
OP in the first post could just tell the cops "You're trying to incite me to commit a crime. I'm pretty sure that's illegal."
Honestly, several of the things they're doing is illegal. XP
Get a camera on your car and post them causing trouble on the road to the web. Make sure everyone knows how the cops are breaking the rules of road and seem to be targeting you. They be shamed for awhile.
It's only illegal if the person gets charged/ticketed after doing what the cops incite an "Otherwise law-abiding citizen" to do. Entrapment laws are very specifically worded to avoid drug and prostitution stings from being thrown out of court.
"My husband is a high rank" "He's an E7" queue laugh track.
Yeah I don't understand how she let that get to HER head lol. He must have come home bragging about his great promotion or something? Idk
@@quicksilverlacey Stuck up people will let absolutely anything go to their head. She probably heard "E-7" and thought it was something good having no clue what it meant. Hell, she'd probably let it go to her head if he said he was a PFC
@@filmandfirearms no lie, I've met a partner (not even spouse, just a girlfriend) that was acting all high and mighty because her boyfriend was a PFC. In the National Guard. At the Unit cookout. Giving attitude to the Command pool's spouses. Holy shit, did he get his ass smoked on the next duty day.
E7 is not a low rank btw
@@mercenarychef9465 lmao! I bet that went well. That is a funny story.
I've just told reference calls from substandard employees that I will not comment on their job performance or reliability.
You cannot get in trouble for refusing to comment, but the point gets across LOUDLY.
Thankfully, I'm blessed in that nearly everyone I've ever supervised is exceptional.
Mentoring, bonus days off and peer pressure go a long way to making exceptional employees out of average ones.
I've had a few boses come up to me with resumes. "Hey, Merc, you worked at ______ during XX time, right?" 'Yeah? Why?' "Well, this person's applying, and they put ______as a reference. Do you know them?" 'Sorry, what was their name?' "_______." *Cue uproarious laughter* 'Oh God, no.'
Why is it that people aren't supposed to give bad references? Who'd you even get in trouble with?
*sIlEnT cries because the "u" is silent in "desu" *
The woman in the last story unconsciously does the "I'm about to end your career" thing literally and that was awesome.
4:00 the funny thing is that anybody that ever had a concussion knew it took WAY longer than two days to heal
The Karen from the cleaning lady’s story sounds like my girlfriend’s “supervisor”. I use quotation marks because she doesn’t know what or how to do my girlfriend’s job.
I am learning Japanese because it’s a beautiful language as well as the fact I’m moving there with my best friend as soon as Corona ends
"Why would I want to learn Japanese?"
*me who is learning Japanese and wants to live in Tokyo because of Japanese culture is clearly fuming*
何？？？？
Has Japanese work culture actually improved? And Tokyo is so crowded, I didn't even know you could FIT so many people in one city, and I'm near Toronto!
I can’t read Japanese nor do I speak it, but I just knew that said “Nani????”
Japanese is actually one of the easiest languages for English speakers to learn (more so than say French or Spanish). It has more common syllables with English than any other language. The only major barrier is the cultural context, in Japanese, you have to us a specific context for how you refer to somebody.
For example, it isn't uncommon to refer to a long time friend as "brother" or "sister" despite them having the same genetic relation to you as a banana.
Lol Onna wouldn't be bragging about her husband for long after she cost him his rank for her behavior.
It didn't surprise me at all to know she was the one cheating on her husband; Karens aren't smart enough to know what "projection" means. I just hope her ex-hubby is off doing bigger and better things, or, failing that, at least doing better without her in his life. :/
She probably did actually cost him a promotion if he was up for one, I've known people who were denied promotions for something as small as their wife not being great at cleaning their house let alone doing a real scandal.
"Why would I learn Japanese when it sounds so terrible?!" Then lady, explain to me, why the *HELL* are you in Japan to start off with? And if you are incredibly racist, why the *HELL* are you in Japan?
God, these kind of people gives me an headache ;w;
I mean, her husband went there because the military told him to, and she didn't want to be left behind? I thought that was pretty clear.
Me, seeing "Onna": Wonder if Rslash knows h---
Rslash: Anna
Ok, then.
Entitled American wife: **Racist to every culture**
Me: Oh she’s from the Deep South.
No, racist pieces of shit are everywhere. Read some stories regarding Wisconsin and racism, or read up on a region nicknamed Pennsyltucky. Ignoring someone's racist behavior because they're not 'from the south' is just another form of prejudice.
Source: My father's family had never lived below the 45th Parallel, and once greeted my brother's boyfriend with an Aunt Jemima 'joke' (The boyfriend part was a whole 'nother can of worms.)
@@mercenarychef9465 its...its a joke
Mercenary Chef r/woooosh
Are you saying that because there are more People Of Color in the Deep South than anywhere else in America? You are a disgusting racist. You have a horrible opinion of People of Color. You need therapy. If you look into the info about that Karen, you'll find she is actually from New York, a huge Hillary supporter, and she hates anyone that doesn't think in a manner she demands. It's pretty much par for the course.
Me: "Sounds like a Trump supporter."
If my high school had a swear jar system, i'd probebly pay over £10 just to drop F bombs in all my classes.
That's discrimination against poor children! I DEMAND to speak to you manager!
Oh oh, Look who I found. The internet is small.
@@puraidoeustass You're telling me 🤣 Chances are there's a Karen in this comment section 🤣🤣
@@alderart3992 Undoubtedly. Thankfully Limi is only mocking Karens, not actually being one.
"go ahead and tell people what i did, then."
"ok, then." *proceeds to call 911*
the last story is honestly my favorite one covered in this video. I'm in a same sex interracial relationship so I imagine to that particular Karen, my partner and I are the worst
About the last one. It reminds me of how people hated same sex marriage. We get it Linda, just because your marriage is falling apart doesn’t mean you have to try and ruin other people’s marriages. Love is love no matter race or gender.
Amen!
I love how this Karen is calling op a dependapotomus when she's one
Exactly! Also, I would have called her out on her racism, and to get her behind back to the 1950's.
It takes one to know one. Lol
RUclips: 2 comments
Me: LEMME SEE EM
RUclips: No
I bet those comments were 'First'
Yep
Re
Jack Playz valve: waits 16 years to release half life alyx
Me: finally, something half life
Valve: also shows possible half life 3 confirmation in the near future
Me: better not make us wait another 16 years for this shit
Let me in... LET ME IIIINNNNNN!!!
From what I've been told, where I live hiring employers are only allowed to ask previous employers "Would you hire this person again?" and all the previous employers are allowed to say is yes or no.
I'm sure most places don't actually follow that, but it was an interesting thing to learn.
"You can get in trouble if you give a bad reference"
Oh, no! I gave an accurate reference!
Not in the hiring department myself, but I thought the rule was that if you're called for a job reference, all you can say is that they 'worked here from such to such'.
In the UK, a lot of people think it's illegal to give a bad reference - it isn't, but a bad reference has to be accurate. So it's unwise to express a negative opinion, but providing objective facts is fine - e.g. statistics on how often somebody was late, or how many written warnings somebody had received.
But because of the concern about repercussions for giving a bad reference, many employers simply confirm the job title and employment dates, and nothing else. They'll usually state that this is their policy (otherwise you might infer that their unwillingness to answer your questions is because the employee was no good)
Thing is, they couldn't say anything else because they had no real proof. So they had to get smart about it.
My moms work answers references with either "yes they are rehireable" or "no they are not rehireable"
In my opinion, Japanese is one of the coolest-sounding languages out there.
It's one that my ear can hear and decipher as well. Some languages I just can't hear the breaks between words, but with Japanese I can.
Yeah all weebs in this video were angry and holding there anime figures
I agree but it is hard to learn
As someone learning Japanese, I completely agree. It’s the main reason I wanted to learn it because it sounds beautiful and the writing is so unique.
@@nothing_much515 Kanji is hard though :)
This kinda hit me hard (my fiance is chinese) I love him so much but I was so afraid mt family wouldn't like him. But they treat him like a son which makes me so happy cant wait to see him every morning 😌
This is kinda weird but I felt that you really connected with me when you said “to those who are listening and not watching.” I have no idea why but I was listening at the time and, I don’t know, I really appreciated it!
I, along with others, have posted in the past that we listen to it podcast-style while we're at work. rSlash was one of the first people to start giving warning that a pic was incoming.
I've been living in Japan for the past 4 years and some of what that lady said was really hurtful. 😣 I can't even imagine what OP felt having that conversation in real time with that lady. 😟 Japan and its people are so wonderful (sometimes the societal norms can be a bit whack though). I can't believe Onna can hold so much hate in her heart for them.
Dog growls at any mention of the dreaded Karen. He's smart.
I LOVE the teacher that allows you to curse if you pay $1 🤣